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VEGETABLE VICTORIES.
and“. Day; Are No Problem to,
ltaiinn Housewives. t
The meatless days are no problenil
to the Italian housewife is sugge‘sted
by it writer in Good Housekeeping. She
says further:
* nrst, both in point of flavor and be;
cause it is substantial enouzh to form‘
' a piece de resistance is what on an:
Italian menu is called Mellanzanie I
The ingredients therefore (quantity taut“
flcient to nerve four personsi are: Untl
large. egg-plant. one
onion. one quart of cooked tomato, one- I
fourth pound of cheese. grated tin...
one cupfui or cooking oil, two stalks of:
celery, one-hut I. bay leaf, one whole
clove. oneeighth teaspoonful of sodiul
one donertspoontnl oi sugar. and salt
and pepper to taste. Mellanuniei‘s.
made thus: Slice the eggplant. pareu
sprinkle a little sort over ouch aim 'l
pile the slices one on top of the olhw”
,, and prone under it ucury weight "t‘r
three noun. Drnin oat) 9- .mnc till-'l
if Inch nit adheres, scrape It oil and
be caution shout adding much salt
later in seasoning the dish. I’m one-
fourth cuptui of cooking oil into a
saucepan nod let it heat. To this add
the sliced onion and cook carefully un-
til tender and golden. Add the quart
of tomato or enough raw tomato to
give this quantity when cooked. Drop
in the node to neutralize the strong
acid. season with salt 'and pepper. lhl‘
bay-leaf, clove. celery and sugar. ('t-l-
ory-ooed may replica the freuh articles.
but wiII give the sauce :1 darker cclor
Let simmer slowly until w--Il bleudtd.
Pour three—tour‘hs cuptu. (‘ool-Iitlp' oil
into u frying pan and heat it. but not
to the smoking point. In this ho‘. nil
cook the slices of egg plant, turning
them and taking care that they do not
burn but are well cooked through. so
as to be tender and how no hard
spotti. it wilt be nt‘t'(*‘.«‘8'll'.-' to cook
these a few at a time. but they shrink
in cooking. no new (pieces may be add-
ed as first as there in rootn for them.
As noon as they are done. remove ind
arrange in layers of eggplant, pour
enough tomato sauce to cover well and
sprinkle a generous portion of the
grated chaotic. Continue in this may
until the dish is tilled, letting the, to—
mato snuce form the too layer. Plate
hi the oven to Drop n. bin be cti'viul
not to burn it up: till; :i-‘m :t intior
flavor. The same. article 'ontmu oth-
-er delicious recipes.
Broken Bread Pudding.
This pudding will usi- up t‘n- crust:
and remnants oi bread to ho [mud in
every household. All will suit no mu.
ter how dry tht-y are. so that they are
not mouldy. (lather alt into .1 Large
bowl, throw over. it as much sweet
.milk as the brcztd is likt-ly to absorb
with two or three laltlt-snntms oi‘ lint-Iv
shredded suet and a little salt. (‘ovei
until well soaked then beat thc whole
smooth. and add two or three well
beaten eggs. a few currants and rats-
Ins and some grated nutmeg. [take
in the ordinary pudding dish for about
anhoitr and a half.
Bread Croquettes.
Rub suiticicnt stale bread to milk:-
on quart of crumbs; add four table-
"npoons of sugar. a half a cup of cleaned
‘burrants, or any fruit that you have
‘ 19". over, and a grating of nutmeg.
, 'Bprlnlde over a teaspoon of vanilla and
, fbdd two or three well beaten eggs to
*' _.‘Jnoisten the crumbs. Form into 'small
’tylinder—shapcd croquettes, dip in egg
‘find roll in bread crumbs; fry in smok-
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'1!!! llOT. flit, drain on brown pappr_
Serve hot. with sugar sauce.
Bread Muffins. .
‘ (‘cvc-r a quart oi” hits of bread that;
p hate been broken apart with one pint
~ of milk; rcak for l51uinutes,then with ;
,3 simian beat until you have n smooh
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Cooking Kinkt.
liuttinr made from the boiled rice
leit trowt dinner ate delicious.
Brown bread and baked beans with
chili sauce make a good sandwich.
The best cook in the. world cannot
do much with third-class materials.
P’opcorn mixed with molasses into
balls is a simple, wholesome confec-
ion.
A lumlP Of 504“ andp little sugar will; their winsome smile do they win over
medium sized: remedy the very acid taste of tom-1.. a quarter or "NO ”I!!! had an will?”
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Pickled walnuts chopped. tua’ke an
excellent relish to cervc with hard
boiled eggs.
Mullins made of whole wheat or any
dark flour should be wry thoroughlyl
baked.
Paper on" m‘
will serve to heat soup or cui‘i'et- n tum
camping. ' ‘
Never wash the sleet omelet pan
with water.» wipe it immediately with
a clean cloth.
Waste Baskets.
A Music basket in every room is. a
great labor uid time saver. ‘llomc
made ones which are very unlislut‘loty
uubstltutes. can be made by painting
nail kegs or ten-pound lard pails.
These are stronger than baskets and
have the advantage at not looking. it
painted to match the walls of the room
they ctin be made very attractive.
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erl of Slieratus.
When cooking meat and \t-izetalil.>.~
a little walcratus will hasten their cook
ing and make them tender.
A'littlc salerntun added to beans
before they are put In the men to bake
makes them more digestible.
’l‘o sweeten “Wilts wash in snloratus
before- they are cooked.
To rtimove fruit. or tea stains um-
salerntti.‘ moistened with hWPt'l milk.
To Clean a Sponge.
lly rubbing it fresh lemon thoroughly
into n rour splifigv- untl l'lllh’lllg it Mm
crui lilillt‘S in lulu-worm wuter it \tiil
Ina-mm- as sweet us‘ when new. ‘
Varied Hinta.
t‘nu-t' crottsc spots on t‘ttl‘pt'i with‘
flour and thou pin :t thick pnpt-r tuci'.
rcpout the [notch/.‘.; scvei‘ul Iiiuw‘. each
time lil‘lh‘lting off the old flour into a
du~l pun .‘tlltl put on fresh,
. .. Sentintl Want Ad.
‘1 pith-.’..» and rnll- d‘
‘ conserving
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PATRIOTIC WEEK IN NEW YORK.
. Usher. in the Pro-Winter Stylu.
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1 York at the prtment time! What an ”I
’spiration the avenue ls will) its many
‘colored tings. its artistic. dt‘t‘urulltills
i and its hundreds of bond booths win-re
lone may t‘Xt'llilnfit‘ their ~‘urplus
lcliange into stamps tor lht' gun-m-
lmcm. And the thou>andn oi pretty
(this :«plt‘ndld work: many times by
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dlflcl‘t‘nl dt‘hllnfllltln in View.
Smart Top Coat tor the Mia.
The profesnional people are doing
their share in a moat admirable fash-
ion. One of the most favored and most
popular actresses oi the titty was ital-
Iing bomb: lust woe-k at the plaza ot' the
Library, i-‘it‘tlt u\t‘ltllt‘. She wore a
black satin dress which was neveron
pinin. with black .xoutuchc hrnid ltt It
design over the trout oi‘ the waist and
at the hem. as the only trimming. A
hcnvy silken cord with hurt» tussols at
lllt' end held in the attractive tllt'>.~ ll!
lllt' wuintllne. A huge black hot with
T uncurled ostrich on tho lli'llll cl.titut-d
the right to outline lllt‘ profile oi this
t-ltttriuing person.
Back to the.“Hobble Skirt"
So tight lll't‘ lllt‘ skirts getting. that.
with their added length. wciuen are
heciuuing to tithe stuttll stops. oven
tiny stops. and the rc<ultuttt effort In
the strong semblance to lllt' "ltohhiu"
of the punt. liut those new skills ure
mnlcrlul for the govern-
ment. and just it little shorter sit-p t‘=
not rt-gurded as it sacrifice whon one is
‘ hunt on being pattniotlc to the utmost.
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tastes good.
It min-n llltm feel good.
.r.'. It ‘3 torn a distrt'xscd. iretiul
cmki ljli~f| a li..'ppli)’ amiling'one.
it; jut what children ought
‘.I‘.'l‘l1t"‘lt’l.~', coughs. croup,
mdhtov)’ ‘bcczyycnthing.
' s gonntcvcrish.
Hopi cough.
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lnmi. or tithe!
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litvsides. they (“‘0 so c'ritcoi‘ul. Some
times it button or two In loll open it'
the bottom of the skirt to illlOW Iliut‘c
freedom in wulkin‘g. If the rklrt in not
buttoned from the waist to the horn. in
« slit is mode at the lower edge and cicv.
. oily concealed under a plent or fold.
()no purticulttrly good-looking dress
lhatt :tttrnctcd tuuch attention was of
dark blue serge. and embroidered with
:t llllil-(‘OlOl‘t‘d floss.
til‘iipetl nt‘tor the newest fashion. which
pan-u it lllt‘ effect of the peg top. A
i‘mull velvet toque. of rose color, with
dull blue petals. gave a pert and
. piquunt demeanor to the costume. Dull-
blnclt kid pumps, with military heels.
.‘ this lit-l‘n‘tlll of good taste chose as her
footwear.
To Keep 'Flie} Off Gilt Frames. '
Roll 3 or -i onions infpiut of water
and apply with a soft brush.
To \\'an1 matting oil with a cloth
wrtmir from salt and writer. This pre-
vt-nts turning yellow.
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Fashion Points;I
What I. patriotic throng illle New"
girls who have voluntarily given up‘
their pleasure; to devote their time to
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“tuition-in. D. C.-—-ln order to litnlt
Lt- sprcml of sltllllhll Influenza und
.nccp-lt from milking still furttu-r In-
rontk on the untion's our production
:ln- l'. S. i’ubltc llcnlth Scrtlcc Ullllt'l'
intimi'fiy (f the resolution just pnesod
Hy t‘nmu'uss appropriating SLUIIIMMO
to cotnlut tho diwum- bus lunugurutt-‘i
.t Ililll-Ill'\\ltlt‘ cuiupuicu oi’ publlc
Iicttlth t-dUt-utlnn in room-rtttlott with
Stan illlil lm‘ttl llt‘lllLLl oilit-crs to touch
the proplc or title country bow to Bali!-
.tunrd tlu-ir lit-ulth. lump tln-tuscIu-u
ubyxlt‘nlly lit ttutl So help tunlntulu tin:
ti,.h ailndurd of our production ul-
'illilt‘d within the lust i't-tv months.
rid-rotary McAdoo. limb-r \\lll|.\’(' di-
~-t-ti.m the work of tho l'. S Public
Health M‘i’VlOt‘ ll carried on. is tnlmu:
m :lt‘liH' interest in tin- lwnlth cunt-
Iuimt. lte<pite the trcntctnlotts dc»
tutulx‘ nu bls tlutt- lu-cnmc of tho
"mirth Ltbcrty Lonn and tho work of
ltt‘ linilruud Adtniul~tr:tiiou. In. ltn~'
torsottnlly :l\l\t'tl llll' lep of the Hit-
inttK' umnpnpormiu puttitl: this im-
u-t'lutti t-Ilttrntlouul \vork before the
wuplt‘.
ln r'cxpotm- to :t t‘oqttcfl for definite
lll‘ll't' nou-ct'tiln: Spnulnh lullucnm.
iut‘gcolt ticlit'l'lll liupcri liluc of tho
I. S. l'tlltliu‘ llcallh St'hlt't‘. Yls zill-
lturiml tht- follonittz: slutctucu :
'l‘lio tliwztso itotv \ltl‘t‘ntlllIZ tn cr
lltlt? country is highly t-nlt'bih: and
truly Itt\:ttlv your community iilltl
ilullit‘li you :llltl your tntnily uulcps
you urv \ or} cupd‘ul.‘
As Dangerous as Poison Gas Shells
SPREAD 0F SPANISH INFLUENZA
'MENACES OUR WAR PRODUCIION
tion-wide Health Campaign.
Cooghe “bond—I Sneezes
Spread Diseases
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Influenza is a crowd dlsensc.
Therefore keep out of crowds as
much us pusslblc.
Jnilm-uzn probably spreads mosh
lyvby luhnliui: some of the tiny
droplets of germ-laden lLIlt’tl‘
spruyml Into the nir ti‘hcu luttoint!
or (‘llt‘t‘lt‘SS permits sum-m,- 'l
cough without Using linutllmr-
cbict. 'l‘lwrcfnrc enter up unit
Cough and sumac.
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lilllllt'll-‘il it: pmbnblfsprond :l'\|
by lllt' Iiltlty llllllll of blillllll.‘ nu
stilt-\vttlhs, fitrt'ct t'ill‘R illltl nib-
t'r public plum-e. ’I'ltcrvi'nt'o do
not still on tho floor or widmtnllt. ‘
luilut-urn ls prubnl-Iy ~prn-utl :.I:rt
by the use of common drinking
cum and the ow of t‘tlllt|.It-l|
toucls In public I'lllt't‘N. 'I‘ltt-t‘vt'nt'c
shun tlu- I‘Ulllllitti' dtuiidu; .'upnml
IIIlt‘ rilllt‘l' It'\\t‘l Ill public [tl:lt‘t'~‘.
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PORTLAND SOLVING
HOUSING PROBLEM
Chamber at Commerce Ind Labor
Union: Cooperating in Construct-
ing 2,000 Homel.
ll.“ th housing problem. instead of
calling upon the government to do it.
'l‘I c city governmetlt, the labor organ-
izttions and the chamber of commerce
ute «ti-operating in u plan to erect 22.»
out) dwellings, of four to live rooms
null. for the nccommodution til‘ war
in rkcru cutploy ed In the shipyards and
other establishments engaged in gov-
--nmcnt contract jobs.
coming your all the llttlInt'S will an
hunt bo- under way. and many of them
\fill be finished. 'l‘ht- tncmbvt: ot Int
chamber of commerce will build thc
houses. and will rent them at rt-itsou
illtlt‘ rates to workmen.
Not only is the city bundling ll.~
housing problem but it intends to ban»
dlt prrtitocring just as viiicicntly. L. J.
\\‘cut\\'orth of the Emergency l-‘lect
t'ottiointion. appointed by Major link
or I.t‘ittl of tho housing committing hits
Ft‘l‘H‘tl notice tll :Ill) and all tou11ih
ll ~\ttll lt‘t'l Stilt :illll l'l‘lll‘\t‘ )ttll
ll:l\t‘ “Spunisli” intuit-rm.
l't‘tl nit-l wild fur lllt‘ tlIIt‘lIll'. i'Hi‘t
is itnput'luut. llou') L't‘i up ind
soon. your heart fuck n< tirml
\nur It-gx illlll lirctl~t l't‘Fl.
In it” llt'llllll Imttta-v: mun--
your doctor's ilihlt‘u‘. llll-l ..‘ *_l tl-n
I't‘mllltlmtm tit yuttt‘ ,. -:
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All Illltt b;t\ It t-it sctitl :ill- ‘1‘
ubout "Sputum" iullun-uzu ix mt.-
:tl~‘o of voids. lll‘ttlltlilllS. pump
tunuiu lllttl Inlmrtulmis.
purl to lil‘t‘ll lllt‘til B\\il_\
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FOOD ADMINISTRTION CARES
FOR lNFLUENZA PATIENTS
The experimental kitchen of the
Washington has been turned into n
convalescent. diet kitchen in which.
food is: prepared to send to the employ. ‘
. cos of the footl administration who tire
.ill with influenza. _ '
In ttddition the diet kitchen lit sup.
plying the Red Cross daily with hot'
soup to be distributed to other Iniiucnl
zn patients. .
All the food fuent out is prepared by.
' dietary experts in the. clean well-
] oottipped kitchen in the Food Adutini's. ‘
. ll‘atitm building. It is then packed Into
libel-mos bottles and delivered to the.
fpaiients by the wiv s of the omcinlsl
I of the Food Adminis ration. who have
volunteered their. automobiles and
5 their services to the work.
' They also see. that the. sick members
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daughters. or sons. ill’t‘ getting the best
of care.
The cufctcrizt ot’ the Food Adminis-
tombuting the spread of influenza by
opening itsploors for three meals in-
stcnd of only at the customary lunch
hour. In this “10' it’ol‘iers a relief to
the already over crowded t‘csttturuntn
oi‘ the city nttd it provides a place for
the Will‘ workers to not clean. whole
soiliuly prepared food at
prices.
The Food :kdtttinistration is rot-om
mending that other wnr bureaus open
their c:ti'eteriu.~~ for three meals instead
of out‘ and so relieve congestion in the
restaurants of the capital.
WORKMEN EAGER FOR SHIPYARD
Are Pressing Drive for Establishment
moderate
utorr to the building proput Illili :tuy
t-tt’cct oi cxuc‘ tut exorbitant ltlll will
be tho Slflllitl for t‘mututtmlwrtug 0'! the
lumen: by the government
'l‘ln homes. though small. will be
tvt-ll built and cotut'ortnhlc. Each liil'ilv
ily wi'l lune its own house. :tnd bv 'ltr
t't'ttsllllt‘iltln of 3.000 buildings it is
him ‘d torccttt ut-t-ds. .tt h-twt. will
be .~:it silo:
Home CHARCOAL _
t FROM PITCHPITS
' “'ttl'lu‘n :tl llii‘ .'.“: tll‘lt‘llSl‘ lllillll.
l.\storiu. X. Y. are 'reccittng lurge
Iquantitim oi pt'ttch pits and nut» tor
lht' lllflnlllill‘llll't‘ ”l L135 llliIFkS. “S a
’- yresult of the drive to obtain these mn-
,tel‘iuiu.
I The pencil pits are cottvcrtcd into
I charcoal. bccnusc they form at charcoal
The shirt was l‘nitt‘d States Food Adlllillislmllo“ i" oration has tnkcn on ituportant stop in; prmisely adapted in use in the pio-
; cesseu of gut: musk ntunui'urtttro.
' Apricot. prunc. and plum pits are .-.tt-
isinctory, as are cherry stones. dutc
seeds. Brazil nut. hickory, butternut.
and walnut shells but other nuts must
not be mixed with these because they
do not make it suitable charcoal.
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BEER ANCIENT DRINK.
liccr is believed to bc one .
most ancient of drinks. Manuscripts
written at lean Nth) your: livi't rc the
Christian era show t'llllilll‘th'l‘V that
even hi thnt primilime period the mun
ufucture of an intoxicating liquor
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Pictorial Review
FASHION BOOK
Portland. Ore, has decided to solve -
ll is expected that by the first of the
from barley ir oth. ‘.' gvziiu'was ix‘c. I
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'l/u‘ .5.mpt'u.1y '1' .'iul
I: 1120 Kryuoir of the
Ac..- Sea son '5 ft) sh ions
Is Charm {2.1ny [it‘-
prcsml 2' It ”is Toi-
Iond Frock of 5t‘lgt’ or
Tricoleitr. It 15 Just
l/lt‘ Sort of F/ 01‘}? Et't’ry
ll'omatt ll'onis for lite
first Cool Days of
Amount.
OCTOBER
Patterns
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THE FALL
NOW ON SALE
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You can have a warm.
healthy, happy, contented i
family if you put in an
It‘lTERflM‘lOflAL
Onepipe Heater
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Easy to install; simply cut cm ;
hole in the floor. linsy to op-
cmc, only one fire to tcnd ant
no coal or ashcs to cart throupr
the house.
“in kccp the cellar cool, am.-
is guaranteed for S ycars. l‘u-
in on ()0 days trial.
Scc one here and get the big
lttrumtrtonni. Oncpipe book.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbing, limiting, Tin-
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56 Water St. 80. Nor. .
~Phone 473-3 .
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”Mm add the ’"H‘S 0f ”"09 9333' a - ‘.\—-(,~.=.-.-.=-—‘—: ”.’.—”l 10f the Food Administration‘s stall? or? "‘ 0 1° {Diego}. . . ,
‘8lll95‘pflOl‘. (.i' melted butter and one THE SINGING COOK .3: _- I'LL PUT A STOP fighoioffi‘ properly housed and are receiving lllt‘ \Vorkmen of San Diego. CRL- haw" "' WHEN YOU GOT PUT
mi) of flour “m has hm." mm] “-1191; £r$g§$DEEBEBRY~§hIRQDzOEHO : i113?” IOF'ljg-‘S'AETERNAL HERE ALLW the-st medical care. ‘ d ‘ ‘ hetxn vigorously linckingn proposal to: ‘ : R ON ‘V\-\‘ GRL'S
a towing ica‘ ption of baking powder. FEAR OF LOSING- A VERY V g rlutfthNG-filn AND I WT UP A Two houses l1“? bile". (Emmi. “i; establish 3 government adupyal‘d thert‘g SQE \N SCHOOL ?
Fo‘d 5n (mutt-um. u". may beaten ‘ 5°00 COOK OTHERWISE. . ' CAN'T READ WITH IT - temporary “WWW" “1‘“? . p". 9‘ A local organization of shlltliill‘d work-3 .
- . r n» .: I '- l 1‘ " :f; CIR ANYTHING I YOU mo a“ E may it? brought who cannot ”0““ in era has been established to iurthcr tho;
Mom, or”... (-inzid and bake in n mttf— ~ .- _‘ , .. SHE ~ . 1 their rooms the care they. met“. (A project. 0 ‘ .
din ”in m 3 (”wk ”P" "I’m" 20 ‘ \ ‘e ‘1 l DEE D A“ I visiting nurse 8119““ prompt y 0 Such n shipyard has been under dist! 14—99
"minutew‘. l -~\ 3 ' LEAVE US _. thote who would otherwrae be until cussion for some time and the htboti
—-» ~ — , AWE“ liended and a number of the membels bodies of the city are exerting thcir; ‘
T . L .I O o -» F t . TH G ' - ‘ Q! the Food Administration stall 1““? influence in favor of its establishment;
' ‘omntces ( ett Over.) ‘ “ “ xvi... "r i: “ I volunteered to do nursing 01") If It, I
A 1*" ”‘5‘ "-""“‘t‘d ‘OHW‘W mil." be :3 ’ p should be necesshr)’. , t 3
dined with stock for bown tomato “-- ‘0 \\ , . 0!! lit: lg"! {dagegilel‘htlf 3:: H3201“;
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entree-or ftr muting d .lildll ill.“ of \ a; . 2 quarts of soup and 29 cuetnrdiv were
"“51““ "'l‘mms' "MEN”! "m a to - ” ' diotrtbutod. The next ill! the toliow .
uncit win-u porn: months-rs or family ' , p in: .mnts were pet out:
. are absent. A I'tltlespoon of :muatoeuz T y l l} i 63 quart. or map tvcsfial'tl‘o’mllt
pinned down to .t dough Ihrn DTPIM ‘ 3 IL. E 5 g k ”figure?“ ”Md" no
I. lutc n gully litmthT—kr-pt in the reirlg. ...' " " A lion: 0' ”I," ”we a
rate: or :- cc: I ptncn in . «up. or II .'. y ‘ ‘ mm of milk.
ordinary .73...» ._ mind with water for ltt‘l ; : honor: at crotch". imp
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